Delpocalm Oral Drops 10Ml

Delpocalm Oral Drops are used under paediatric supervision in children aged 6 months and older to relieve colic, abdominal cramps and gas.

Uses of Delpocalm Oral Drops are:

• Colic: Relieves abdominal discomfort caused by intestinal spasm and trapped gas.
• Abdominal Cramps: Relaxes smooth-muscle spasms in the digestive tract.
• Gas and Bloating: Helps trapped gas pass more easily.

Administer Delpocalm Oral Drops 10ml to your child as follows:

• Always shake the bottle well before every use.

• Measure the correct dose with the provided dropper.

• The drops can be mixed with a small amount of water, infant formula, or other suitable liquids to make it easier for your child to take.

• Always consult your doctor for specific advice on how to use this medicine.

Delpocalm Oral Drops 10ml are given orally.

Delpocalm Oral Drops 10ml contain two active ingredients:

• Dicyclomine (10 mg): This antispasmodic agent relaxes the muscles in your child's stomach and intestines. By reducing muscle spasms and cramping, Dicyclomine helps alleviate abdominal pain and discomfort.

• Simethicone (40 mg): As an anti-foaming agent, Simethicone breaks up gas bubbles in the gastrointestinal tract. This action makes it easier for gas bubbles to come together, enabling your child's body to expel the gas more easily through burping or passing wind.

• Store Delpocalm Oral Drops 10ml at room temperature below 30°C.

• Keep it away from direct light and moisture to maintain its effectiveness.

• Make sure the bottle is tightly closed when not in use.

• Always keep Delpocalm Oral Drops 10ml out of reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion.

• Encourage your child to consume a balanced diet rich in fibre. This can help manage conditions like bloating, gas, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Delpocalm Oral Drops 10ml are given.

• Regular physical activity, such as playtime or simple exercises suitable for their age, can help improve your child's overall digestive health and reduce symptoms of abdominal discomfort. Always consult your doctor about any significant changes to your child's diet or physical activity.